National Republican., 1887-02-01
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.


City Briefly Put.
Tooth flling made painless by. the use Of
cocaine by s. +. Mason, dentist, ala Four-and
a-half street northwest.
A postofIice has been established at Redbud,
Frederick county, Va,
The Washington assoc ion of the alumni of
Bowdoin College have their annual banquet at
the Arlington tonight.
Mr.. r. S. Wharton has sold to Mr. Leroy NJ.
Saunders for sl5,5 ,552, lots 2G5 and 81, of square
Gl7, on and North Capitol streets.
Patrick Kilroy, Abraham Eshleman & Co.,
and John Adam Roth were granted barroom
licenses by the commissioners yesterday.
Letters testamentary have been granted to
X. Ross Perry on the estate Of Mrs. Harriet Me-
Ceney and bond given in the sum OF $4,000.
Charles Rudo, colored boy, was yesterday
held for the grand jury by Judge Smell for u
second ollense petit larceny in stealing coat
belonging to Vim. Nelson.
Msi. Moore favors the increase Of pay for the
station keepers from $50 to S75. A committee
OF station keepers yesterday had conference
with Maj. Moore relative to the matter.
william Mulloy, one of five boys, was seri-
ously hurt on Sunday morning, near Fourth
and @ streets northeast by being thrown vlO-
lently from wagon during runaway.
VIM. .Denison, of Royalton, Vt, by his will
hled with the register. Yesterday, leaves his
property TO James and franklin Denison, to be
divided equally between the heirs of Eliza S.
Denison.
The commissioners yesterday granted the
Washington Heat and Power Company per-
mis to make service connections with their
plants under the inspection of the engineer
department..
In the criminal court yesterday the atten-
tiOn of Justice Macarthur was brought to the
cases against G. A. Whitaker, aud after discus
sion they were continued until the next term
of the court
Miss Mamie A. Cassin. daughter of Mr.. John
CaSSin, of the Navy Department, died at her
fathers residence, l2li Thirticth street, sun
day night The remains VIII be taken tc
Frederick, Md.
Rev. DR.. Mllburn, chaplain Of the House oil
evening In the lecture room OF All Souls
| Church on "What Blind Man Saw In Paris
| The lecture is free.
Mr.. r. s. 7. 9issell has sold to Mr.. John c.
| Eulilt, OF Philadelphia, for sjD,001, twenty.
| three acres OF the property known as "Pretty
| Prospect" and Mr. Buliit has conveyed tho
| same TO q. u. Cannon.
| Building Inspector Entwi,le has reported tc
| the commissioners that Cen Meigs has bull
ms bay wiId dow ehimneys contrary to the per
template bringing the matter into court.
Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan through Mr.. w
| Calvin Chase, editor of the Bee, returns he
crate ful acknowledgements to the colOred citi-
| HehN OF !ne Dlstrlct LOT tnelT expressions OIL
| sympathy 10 the hour of her bereavement.
! Frank and George Adamson registered at Q
downtown hotel under assumed names ant
| were arrested by Detectives Horne aud Raft or
| suspicion of playing the "fim-nam" game
| They were released yesterday on condition
| that they leave the city.
Peter Lindsey, colored, while underth in
fiuence of liquor staggered against Oflice
| Wagners son, near Sixth and G streets south
west, Sunday night. Lindsey got angry at th'
| boy and assaulted him. Judge Smell yesterday
| fined him $40 or thirty days in jail